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like he has right now has ever been beat. now, anything can happen. but i think the proof they are watching ramaswamy, who is slogan after slipping after slogan, not a lot of depth there. maybe he feels that it is a campaign goes on, give him the benefit of the doubt. but the establishment posit politicians were so frustrated by him just like they were frustrated by donald trump in 2016. he was essentially trumps fill in tonight on that stage, and the reaction in the room tells you it is going to be very difficult to take the party away from donald trump. that is what every one of those candidates is trying to do, ramaswamy was his proxy tonight, and the crowd loved it. >> yeah, i agree with that. i would have to say that, you know, people ask beforehand was it a gamble for trump not to be there? i don't think it was a gamble, but if it was a gamble, he won big tonight, i think. because of what john said, he is in control of this race, and the only way that he can lose this race is if someone consolidates all the rest of the party behind them. ron desantis's whole candidacy was premised on that, he was that guy.
you really got the brows. ♪ >> sean: all right as we din this breaking news friday night thank you for being with fox and the hannity program. set your dvr every day so you never miss an episode monday-friday 9:00 p.m. eastern 6:00 pacific. tonight, evidence of joe's involvement in hunter's foreign business deals is piling up and now the media mob are working overtime to cover it all up. take a look. >> let's posit for sake of argument that hunter biden is sleazy and the president's relatives tried to profit off the biden family brands something cnn has reported on, what's new in this memo? just looking for evidence because we're talking about
for president. so posit this, anderson. let's say i'm under criminal investigation. i know it, and here i am in congress. i decide i'm going to declare my candidacy for the president. does that mean that i cannot be prosecuted because i've declared myself a candidate for president? no, of course not. the doj regulations stipulate that a sitting president cannot be indicted because of a variety of reasons related to the importance of that job. a candidate for president does not have a job that is any more important than anyone else in america. and he's not above the law as a candidate, nor is any candidate for elected office. and he must sit trial as any other american citizen would. that the rule of law in this country. no one is above the law, not even donald trump. >> chris ray, the fbi director is going to testify before the house judiciary committee tomorrow. according to the committee, it's going to, quote, examine the
them? i have no idea. finish but the field is getting bigger, which many people posit says just benefits donald trump. rachel: right. pete: if you're grabbing another 2 of the people that aren't in the -- 2% of the people that aren't in the trump camp, you're deluding anyone who could make a serious challenge. rachel: i couldn't agree more. will: t not an obvious lane. so what will be the tactic, what will be the strategy, what will be their message to say this is why i, among this field, should be the president of the united states. rachel: and we talked a little bit yesterday about how brutal that will be, that as vilified and demonized as donald trump is, whoever looks like they're in the top two or three are going to to get the same treatment. and, you know, the question is who can take the it. who can take that and still stand. we know donald trump can do that, but none of these people have had to do with that onslaught yet. will: turning now to your headlines, the suspect accused of shooting and killing a west virginia state trooper is in
crannies, they can connect to other buildings. there can be alleyways, so it presents other challenges to them. >> yeah, i remember at highland park it was kind of scary, where is the suspect? is the suspect hiding in a local business, is the suspect shooting from above. when you see the surveillance video and police got it out incredibly quickly, they want to apprehend this person or find out what they know. it looks like it's from a business, not necessarily clear if that shooter went inside a business and shot. obviously these are questions we still don't know, but i mean, you know, based on what we're seeing just from this surveillance video, do you glean here that this shooter did go inside a place of business? >> that's what it appears to be, and it looks like he might have a pistol in his right hand. it's hard to tell because his jeans are dark, but it's possible that he does. and the bag looks heavy, so i would, you know, pause at that, not for sure, of course, but posit that that bag might be full of ammunition. he can reload multiple clips. he can reload with different
like the covid school money.ve and you never know wherr knowes going and you never know who's getting it. and now they're talking about some kind of a credit system where you have an environmental score card, you get credits for what you do or what you don't do. t dobut here's the one question that i just want to posit. lao o, look, i believe in fossil fuel and oil and gas, and ion a like my gas stove and i'm not l cooking on an electric stove. i like my car. >> okay, but there are there is nuclear energy and there's other kinds of wind and solar and all that. but apparentlysol of thaut even things like the wind energy doesn't have a zero impact on the environment. impact on th e environment. and so, you know, they've gotat to at least make it clear thatn enviything has an impactim on the environment and whether or not these whales that are that are pushing up on the onret shore are the result ofnd o some kind of problem in the eco system in the ocean, i don't know. but, you know, they can't make
you never know where it is going and you never know who is getting it, and now they are talking about some kind of a credit system, where you have an environmental scorecard. you get credits for what you do or what you don't do. but here is the one question that i just want to posit. look, i believe in fossil fuel and oil and gas, and her like my gas stove, and i'm not cooking on an electric stove and i like my car, okay? but there is nuclear energy and there's other kind of wind and solar and all of that, but apparently even things like the wind energy doesn't have a zero impact on the environment. and so, you know, they've got to at least make it clear that everything has an impact on the environment, and whether or not these whales that are pushing up on the seashore are the result of some kind of problem in the ecosystem in the ocean, i don't know, but, you know, they can't
now it will find a new owner when it goes up in auction in may at sotheby's in new york. >> this is a treasure. this is a masterpiece of scribal art, an example of something which will never come up again. >> now, its selling price is expected to go for up to $50 million, becoming the most expensive book or manuscript ever sold, even surpassing a copy of the u.s. constitution. >> it's amazing, the condition it's in. how exciting. lauren green, thank you. >> watching this on the streets of france, primarily in paris, where they have made their voices known about an idea that the french leader has to raise the retirement age two years from 62 to 64. so far macron has not given up. talks on wednesday broke down. hoosmacron is holding his posit.
extremists, we see it from political extremists, we see it from, you know, extremists on the far right and radical left. whether they're posit it's the jewish people to blame, in this moment today when we're seeing this rise of hate, this spread of scapegoating and stereotyping, it demands that all of us, jewish or not jewish, exercise constant vigilance and commit to education. indeed, it never happens again, you know, joe, it starts with the jews, it never ends with the jews. the ashes behind you in auschwitz encompass 6 million jews, millions of catholics, polls, lgbtq people, and others who suffered simply because of their identities. anti-semitism isn't just a jewish problem, it's everyone's problem because it's a sign of
and it is not the end ofe messag the world that we take a few extra days or maybe even a couple of weeks to sort this out. i mean days or w, laura , this e some days in congress where the only thing we vote ohing wna changing of the name of one post office. one secondeciding who's in line to the presidency and the construct of these rules, concessions functionally term the speakership into a ceremonye speap to a or posit matter of fact, if my colleagues get what they want from mccarthy, eagues the chairman of the freedom caucus will actually be more important thaney the speaker ofo the house in determining the legislation that reaches cal floor. how amendments are processed and how spending occurs goinges forward.s and i get way, you know, on on the establishment issues. i'm totally with you, okay? but i'm always also about the art of the possible what's possible here. so you did at a number ofession concessions that i'm not sure.sf if i were on the other side, otr i would given you. but a number of concessions from mccarthy, an attemptget to to get to 218. so he lowered the threshold of